1. Is there a minhag to take off ur ring for mincha ?

2. Gevaldiga mitsva

3. Probably to wash for lunch. Most likely only yidden take their rings off at the sink in public places. I hope the owner is found.

4. Poor choson..

5. Anonymous: A mature person would realize that the loss of a diamond ring can be quite upsetting to the person who lost it, their spouse/choson and their families. There’s always the possibility that the ring is an irreplaceable family heirloom. There have also been instances where losses like this have caused rifts between family members. Next time, kindly imagine yourself in the other person’s position before you post your juvenile remarks.

6. to #5 who ever lost this must feel terrible, i’ve never heard of any family rifts happening when one lose’s a ring, but like i said this person must feel heart broken, i never take my ring off any where but home. I hope the owner is found, and if not i hope it was insured.

7. You know the majority of people going to and from the Catskills are NOT from Lakewood. Maybe the Scoop can be so kind and share this with other popular websites frequented by frum people. I’m not quite sure why someone would send this info only to TLS.

8. bcuz the scoop is the only one kind enough to post it

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